• Influence Of Negative Classroom Behaviour In Teachers Teaching Method

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    • 1.4       Research Hypothesis
      HO1: Teachers’ negative behaviour does not lead to a chaotic classroom management.
      HO2: Teacher’s negative behavior does not have any effect on  the learning outcome
      1.5       Significance of the study
      Findings from the study will be relevant to teachers and school administrators. It will enlighten the teachers on the appropriate classroom management skills to utilize during instruction and the need to comport themselves in other to maintain a disciplined atmosphere suitable to achieving the set learning objective.Finally, the study would contribute empirically to the body of existing literature and it would serve as a reference source to students or other researchers who might want to carry out their research on the similar topic.
      1.6       Scope of the study
      The scope of this study borders on The broad objective of this study is to examine the  influence of negative classroom behaviour in teachers teaching method.  It will explore factors that triggers teachers negative behavior during classroom instruction. It will determine if teachers’ negative behaviour would lead to a chaotic classroom management and  ascertain  if teacher’s negative behavior would impede the learning outcome. The study is however delimited  teachers in selected secondary schools in Lagos State.
      1.7       Limitation of the study
      Like in every human endeavour, the researchers encountered slight constraints while carrying out the study. The significant constraint was the scanty literature on the subject owing to the nature of the discourse thus the researcher incurred more financial expenses and much time was required in sourcing for the relevant materials, literature, or information and in the process of data collection, which is why the researcher resorted to a limited choice of sample size. Additionally, the researcher will simultaneously engage in this study with other academic work. More so, the choice of the sample size was limited  as few respondent were selected to answer the research instrument hence cannot be generalize to other schools outside Lagos State. However, despite the constraint  encountered during the  research, all factors were downplayed in other to give the best and make the research successful.
      1.8       Definition of terms
      Student Misbehavior: Student misbehavior can be defined as a student's action or interaction that disrupts or distracts the flow of the learning processes. That is any behavior that is inappropriate in the classroom can be termed as students' misbehavior.
      Teacher Negative behavior: Teacher’s negative behavior depicts instructors behavior towards the students aggressively. More so, "Speaking fast" in teaching, "threatening the students with low grades" and "making discrimination among the students" were the more often expressed negative teacher behaviors by the students.
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